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MARKER REPORTS.
In St. Paul

In St. Paul
ST. PAUL. Dec. :.
Wheat-No.1 hard. 14lfc bid; No. I northern,
re bid. No. 2northern, Zoe bid.
Corn-No. 2 cash. 44]fc bid: 4Sc asked.
se 9at IS Sid; : M %i! : ks sssn' sssS. s ia; Di 1ss s5sc
asked: No. 3 white. cash, &c bid.
Barley-So, g, cash, Sc bid.
Rye-No.e. cash. 4ec bid.
Butter-Fancy creamery, 1630c: ohoise
extra, s492e; choice dairy. 2a124c; common
dairy. l21l5c: packing stock, llGl3c.
Eggs-Frcsh, 2o02lc; icehouse stock, l7@,lsc.
Poultry-Dressed turkeys. s@9c: dressed
chickens. 697c; ducks and geese, 500.
In Minneapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec Z.
Wheat-No. ! hard cash. 7A4c: January.
751fc; May, sc: on track. TI9c; No. l
northern cash. '2tc; January, 73>ac; May.
Soc; on track, 7211f; No. 2 northern cash. f411c;
January. ss16c; May, 7ec: on track, esc.
~Flour-Patent sacks to local dealers, 4.2a0
AIS; patents to ship. sacks, car lots, 4.l564.30; in
barrels. 4.a5GA. As: delivered at New England
points. 5.2O@5.aD; New York points, 500
05.20: delivered at Philadelphia and Baltt-
more. 5.0OG5.15; bakers. 3.45@3.75: supcrfne,
2.0092. 20: red dog, sacks, l.19l 90; rod dog.
barrels, l.701l.Sb; rye flour, pure, cwt., LIS;
buckwheat flour, Dbl, $50.
In Duluth.
DULUTH. Dec. :.
Receipts heavy shipments light. De-
cember wheat opened at 75Ac. and closed ut
75Ac. May opened at Sc bid and closed at
s3ssc.
In Chicago.
CHICAGO. Dec. Z.
Wheat-Opened 0weak and later declined
about NC more. from which point there was q
rally.
Corn-Opened easier at a shade lower prices,
+sl4c January; lstsc February, 53hc May.
Oats-At :a7A13Os4c January: 321a133c May.
Pork-Lower: sl4 .3sl5 January. SAL IS May.
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The CASH.

Annual Report of the Secretary of the
Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-The secretary of
the treasury has sent his annual report to
congress. The ordinary revenues of the
government from all sources for the fiscal
year ended June 80, 1887, were, receipts,
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REWARDED A WlRE-PULLER,
A Defeated Lady Candidate for School
Commissioner Marries Her Chief Sup

WALcorr, N. V, Dec. 4.-Nellie Lu-
cretia Cook, Defeated Democratic candi-
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Death ofthe Wnlklur Wonder.

MILLGRovE, Ind, Dec. G.-John Owen
Snyder, better known as the ''Walking
Wonder" died Monday at his home here.
For nearly three years previous to his
death Snyder was impelled, as he said,
by some mysterious force, to walk con-
stantly, and he took his meals while con
tinuing the ceascless tramp. He slept
but little, generally in n chair, but the
moment he woke he started walking.
He made Il tour of museums recently,
which netted him a handsome sum
The Dickinson press., 1887-12-10

will find very good Accommodations at
the st. James for 81 per day.
Our guests are satisfied. Oar city is
as easily reached from Minnesota
Transfer as st. Paul. Trains every
hour or half hour. through the day.
SANDERSON 4 AMES. Props.
oct. 5-3m.
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In Minneapolis.
In Duluth.

Receipts heavy and shipments light. De.
cember wheat opened at 75Ac, and closed al
75Ac. May opened at Sc bid and closed al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-22
The French Army Scandal.

1t may BET fortunate thing Tor Franco
that thu state Of things in tbs army has
come to light now. If tho charges against
those high in authority be we'll founded,
tits not unreasonable to suppose that in
no very great time worss practices would
have been rssorted to. An honorably
conducted military establishment is Of
the hishea. necessity to 4 country which
ut any moment may bo plunged into war.
War with Germany is an ever pressn!
possibility.
In the recent Ffaaco.Geyman war,
which resulted GO disas!rously for France,
it was found thss the magnificent military
establishment crested at so normous q
cost was to be found only on pspar. High
otliclals-the Emperor himself nsy sus-
pec!ed-had conspired with contractors to
profit Of the expense of the country.
Where corruption vas not apparent the
grosssst negligence was. 1t is better to
nip these things In the bud.
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l. tho Cabln.t: Absut "a rnll 10 pIe CT. .

Is tho Cabinet About to Fall to Pieces?
It is believed in Washington that the
disagreement between tho Secretary OF
State and the Attorney.G General on the
fisheries question may lead to tho frat
vacancy in the Cabinet. Mr.. Bsysrd is
understood to have planted himself firmly
on hia ground and to be ready to leave the
Cabinet il the Pleaidcn! sides with Nj,
Garland. s.. 4. < az.
This is important If true.'' It has
long been m open secret tina. the Presi.
dent and the Secretary Of Stale have
failed to hit it" on more than one occa.
STOP, yet the Secretary Of State has not
kicked out of the traces. Nor 10 he likely
to perform that feat now. ]
Mr.. Baysrd likes to be in tho Cabinet,
likes to writo lette1a to the diplomats Of
the world, likes TO think be is in some
way directing The alra;,s' of State Of a
great country. He is in the Presldent'p
service to remain 30 lopa as the Presidoa.
desircs his service. Out OF the Cabinet
what would become Of Mr.. Baysyd
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wnEELlNa. W. VA. OCTOBER ~, 1881
s,nn,or iionnn ON tie ruIitf.

List week Senator kenns, being in
Philippi ION professional business" made
a speech III tho courus OF which he ex.
preBsod his views on the tariff question.
The Philippl Republican says OF the speech:
ut is scarcely necessary to add, ss Mr..
Kenna's position on the tariff Is so well
known 10 all, tina! ho advocates tho broad
and comprehensive policy Of hish-pro.
tective-f.ee-!rade- ::ariE-!or.rsvenue.only
OF course you sllknow what that means"
This is happy way to put 1t, and that
10 precisely where Senator Kenna stands
Hs stands on tha! broad ard elastic plat.
form, because no Is Democrat and On
Administration Democrat. This 10 whero
and how oil thooo must stand who desire
to DO considered loyal to the Democratic
party and, what Is Of more Importance to
the po!i!iclanr, loyal to the Adminiutra.
ton, which has good things to give aud
to withhold. There Is no show Tor Dsmo.
crats who bsllsye in ou!.aud.uut protoc-
ton to American induo.ries.
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Probation mud tho IIeutI,su,

1t would be worth more than penny q
line 10 know what the heather think OF the
Andovcr controversy and The spirited dis.
putation 10 which 1t gave rice in the 70.
cont Springfield convention. Eminent
thinkers, thoroughly verssd in theology,
declared with confidence that thelsis no
probation after death. Other equally emf.
nent theologiana took tho other sido. SILL
other eminent theoiogiars did not know,
but were willing to let ths question take
care Of itself ,59lfs
& II tho heather whose heart turns to
Chr!atisni!y 10 coniorted by tho thought
that he nsy meet on the ether shore father
or mo.hc. who never heard the eGving
truth and had no opportunity to accept or
rejtci ii, he can be no iurthe. wrong than
those eminent theologians who think
there Is probation after death They are
Christians and P:otestan!y who hold this
view, and ii thoy are absolutely sure tho
poor heather may at lcaa. hope.
Whether there 10 or Ia not probation
beyond the tomb, the INrELL1qEscsR un-
fortunately does not know. The ISrELL1.
aEscEa remembers, however, the saying
OF somebody With long head and q warm
heart, tina! !hoso OF I'd who arc fortunate
enough TO get to heaven will find there
many whom wo did not expect to find
and mies a good many familiar facen
which We expected to eco in the frontseats.
The God who makes men knows how he
intends to disposc Of them. All She the.
oliaieo cannot alter the divine purpose
concerning man. u.
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ETH,
Five Facts.
Goxrnsr Foraker at Ckr,,and, q.

GoHrnsr Foraker at Chrs'and. a. II 4, n +.
1t WA the Republican party that first
msde 1t honorable to labor in this coun.
try. t.5l.3,s'ssS5 80
All that is good and great and grand
and illustrious in tho last twenty-five
years Of American history has been
achieved by tho Republican organization.
II Repnblicens have come to a Just and
proper realization Of tho fact that eli who
arc not for us are against us, and all who
uro Motor US must be ioughta as common
enemy. *. & s "A : d. 6ayyssss 81. - x
The Republicans Of the State Of Ohio
arc committed, and unalterably commit
ted, to tho great principle Of free ballot
and fair count-a FREQ ballot and a fair
,caunt for every State in the Union, North
and South. s,s,!g{5 $iFli1i,i a ~;
Il When the Republican party. went out
Of power as q Icault Of the national cleo.
ton in 1854, 1t went out, not bscsuso II
was condemned, but with every purpore,
every principle, every policy, that 1t had
ever & espoused or sought i! to enforce
whom in power, universally approved BY
Democrats as well as Republicans. b
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Low Ents ExcursiOn to Chicago via u. g o.
RAILROAD, on Monday, October 81, 1887. p
On tho above date, tho baltimore <
Ohio Railroad Company will aell round
trip excnraion tickets from Wheeling 10
Chicago and return at low excursion rates.
Trainu leave at 0:50 A.. NJ, $3.50 p. NJ, 0:l5
r. N. and ll:l5 r. NJ. Remember the Bal
tinloro 4 Ohio lands you at tie Exposl.
ton Building, In the center Of tho city.
Tickets will DO good returning eight days.
Day coached and Baltimore &. Ohio Sleep.
ers to and from Chicago, without change,
on oil through trains. There neve. wan q
better time 10 Walt Chicago. a.. /.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tctter, chspp0d hands, chilblains,
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Is guaranteed to give perfect aatlHfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For eale by Logan x Co. y F.
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comes tho orders for soz3DoST. Mover
hna such q demand arisen for any article
OF the toilet. It's most constant patrons
are among the sex born TO DO admired.
Good looka conclliato, beauty fascinates.
White teeth do more to augment personal
comellnees than any other facial character
iatic. The ladies know this, and either to
render the charm lasting or 10 secure II
when wanting, spply sozoposr, tho most
effective Of tooth preparations. Use 1t
systematically. TTus&w
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IN Twas troubled with cstarrh In my head
to an annoying extent for three years.
After using G bottle Of Ely'a Cream Balm
I was entirely cured.-Wm.S u. Cline,
Victor, N. J. { d. q 3, y rTHsAw
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Guardian Sab Of Boiler Shsp,

In purusnce Of au order OF tho Probate Court of
Luca. county, Ohio the undersigned Will receive
sealed bids up to Il o'c!ockRt noon, l6..'rI',
FRIDAY, the 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1857,
f'r tho sale rs a whole or In parcels, OF curtain
ehatte! and real property, described and APPRAISED
a. 50, follows: Heavy tools. $40 rs: susller tools.
SH6 10: now stock on hand, GAG SO; cid stock on
hand, SO ID: maaufacure1 articles In stock. Sssn.
sundrles slie: p1rt eoxley OF lot inclutlrs iosfo
oIe stnry 9rtcS shop, $3.50; Port Lawrence Diyls.
The raid property to DO sold Lee, clca. and up
enuunbered. SID 49, M, - 80 ~ ~
TsEss OF SALE one.thtrd cash within Gysdays
after acceptance Of bid, ana tho balance In one
Gnd two years, with interest n: six per cont, nav.
anio annually and secured By Mortgage upon The
properly; or other security approved by the court
AL lids must be In int, with the namcs Of Mi
persons Interested, and bidders must give reference
endorsed upon their bids s-'''g z 49, $500
All BLDG must b. Tor not les thnu tho spn,aised
value Of sald property or parcels thereof, s'"''r
ihs sua;diAa reserves tho right to reject any or
rlgsr-sI CATurpJNr rI0rycx,-,s E{ "
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AcKRa's Blood Elixir 10 the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. 1t Is positive cure
for Ulcers, Eruptions or syphilItic Poi.
sonlng. Il purilles the whole eystem, and
banlshee all Rheumatic md Neuralgia
pains. We guarantee 1t. Logan < Co., @
4. GoelSe, @. Menkemiller, r, b. Burt and
llaHih BIoa. l.a-El-- L.L.L ..I-.L n
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. In pursuance Of a decrea OF tho Circuit Co,ut n,
Ohio County, ". Va. entered on the third day nj
juno. 1857, In The case Ct Oglcbay aud Others
against Brown md Others, tho undersigned special
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MARRIED.,

PATTERSON -FBERLY- On Wednesday evening,
: October 10, 1857. by Row. Chas. Treuschel, Mr..
~ GEORGE PATTERSON and Miss EAMA EBgNLY, all
Of this city. ,El!zg,- q sg5 ftl-Es .
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Z no rals OF ADORE mentioned real estate IA po,.,
pontd until SATURDAY, 90 osei %, 1887, nj ia
o'clock 4. " at the irpat doc. Of tho QUIT Uou.e,
{, .Ge .aaIg J. V. L. RODGERS, y
Y Fc21 ...1'tt ,.f}ll ~ 49, AEiguee,
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, Y gs.H 70 l. 10 81
eesinntng at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, sell, at public auc.
ton, at the font door OF the Court Hougc OF Ohio
county, Wcat Virgins. tho tract o, land of which
tho !lis 3 Il. B.. Carter died seized, fronting on
ne National road and lying on the west and enst
o. ~: Iasvasy CemeietS and Wheeling Park. This
Eii! DO offered nrst as wholu; and then In four
different parcels, viz: Fi1t-ABmall rarccl font.
log on the pike and lying along Mt Calvary GENE.
icy, and containing between Tires Or four acres.
second--Thc west parcel OF said tract, also font
log on tho pike. containing about IS acres and il
poles aud having upon 1t the house, barns and
other Improvements. The two foregoing patcrls
will also be otseGcd together. ThirdeThe niddle
pasccl OF said trace containing IS acres aud IS
poles end reached from said road by a lane be.
tween wheeling Park aud Mt. Calvary cemetery,
and having upon 1t Il house aud other builllpgy.
This tract will also be olared III connection with
tho two parcels before named. Fourih-Thc crst
parcel OF said tracs, cou,ain!ng 81 acic5, rods
and 3? poles, lying INN GiatGly In tho rear OF
wheeling Park, and reached from taId National
rsad by read between tho park aud cemetery,
This parcel aud tho lalt named parcel o! IS Gcra
and 80 poles will also be offered together, The las;
parcel IL q 81 aer.s toois and % poles has been
ob3ye three fourths 10 little above six acles and
this parcel will DO offered III lois also :
j. Sales Will 60 mads III manner In which tho m cst
money can DO rcGli=sd. Flats thowiug The or.
rangoaent OF thGdilorent parcels and lots offered
aud can DO seen At the olIlce Of the undersigned
special commissioner y - 49, 5a1 : Z.
: TERMS OF sALE-Ons.th!rl 0! the purchase
money, or as much more thereof Us the purchaser
may elect to pay, IN cash. and the balance to 10
paid IN two equal ins!allmentE, ayable I'll oueand
two years from dale OF sale with inteiest notes
With personal security TO to given therefor, and
chase o:pney. 4. j. RUGUa,
g}2s3;gl ! " &, 3!fss y. 3, DovESER,
49, GNHA Al Al Il. IL
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SsUNDAY S--Losvo at IS. N. and run cycry
hour until 300 IN. Lcnyc Wheeling PARK at 1: I'd
z N. aud run every hour until 10 p mo- except
Church Trains, which Will leave the PARK at J;I5 I.
a, AUD Wheeling ct l2:lh p N. f'ifR IS g
!. APO sylha..gaIG Q, AIRsOA, Superintendent
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Il. z, s. O. is!lIltona, II'II5-ITt-S :
!. pslleiic y zsneayille Through Passanre. leave,
Belsre It $40 B. III arrives at Rollstro al n W
y Hooase.d PsssenSes leaves Beiialro al i:G D. y.
J 6umuerfeld Accommodation lesyea YallriroT I.
100 2. NJ. arrives At Rollaire ut 10:45 a. M 1N1
-IETHEELING 4 ELM GROVE n N -
WV On and after My q 1857, trains ~ ~.
Wheeling d Kim Grove Aailtold viii run ns sn ne
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4 La MILIrAIRE.

Young women have Tor several Seasons
striyan in certain styles Of dre2s, to initiate
the men, and this year again they try it.
For such effort tai!or-made suit is the
first outlay, where, II seyarity is departed
from, it is il favor Of military braidings.
Tho greateBt euccess is Of the neck, which
is ss atarched as any diSnitary might
wiah, while the. hat elbows abaolute disre-
gard for anything feminine. A high felt
is trimmed with plain band, fist bow
one or two stiff quill feathera and tho Bou-
LANCER hat with rolled brim, stiff ribbon
loops and saucy cocks plumage, will ALEC
BIZ delight. Wida brimmed round hats
with jsunty, feathers are change to some
thing more feminine, and toquea are with
ont end. Embroidery 10 a marked feature
in velyot dress bonnets, aud on bonnets
ofsll kinds trimmingis now placed lower.
Necs. dressing 10 sill 60 high that bonnet
atrings .interiers. In onsequence, the
velvet bow without ends ia yot liked, and
will BIO more SO, when closka add thick
nsss. Jet bead bonnets strung on wire,
although no longer leading Style are
noticeable, and in much the same ehape
as formerly, 20 that thosa who have one
on hand can wear It again. Green con-
tinues very fashionable in m illinefy.
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Chaslen Egbert Craddock (Miss Muir
iree) is In tho New Hampshire mountains,
busy In hplehlpg raw novel. iftt j
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AssiasEg,s SALE.
A sslGNEHs SALE
Valuable Real Estate in the City
Of Wheeling.

Of Wheeling.
By virtue OF Decd Of Assignment made bv
Jacob Berger and .. sue Barecf. bis wife, 10 mo n
1857. sdmittsd 10 1ecafd September as 1ss and n
recorded 10 tho oillrc o. tho Clerk OF tho County
Court OF Ohio county, Wett Virginia, In Deed q,
TIq IS. B9 1enr 10 70 w eel At public auction
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th DAY Of OCTOBER, 1857,
commencing n. 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, Il not sold at pn.
vate tale before that tho
cstate ~ The city of wheeling and county o! Ohio
s!orSsa!a. being BOUNDED snd described a' follows
westerly hall Of iot iorty.nve (i5i on lanes ,aSd
In that part Of tho city Of Wheeling laid out and
added 10 sald city by, Henry Moore, trustee Of
conveyed 70 Jacob berger Quo q The parties Of thS
INIT part. by Daniel Peck md John u. rendletop
special commiislonets In the obancery cause
West Virginia, wherein Clara v, McNuty and u,
4. McNulty, her husband, wCra plhintifS, aud
janis NJ, Ewing and others were defendants MARY
Ewing Joining i1 SID 90, conveyance BY deed made
tho chico Of Tho Giers Of tic County CONT " obaa
county, West Virginia, in Decd BOOK No. co, page
: The above described real esmte, wit: Lo,s
tho southeast corner Of North Broad way and MARY
| land street, Wheeling Island, will DO offered
for sale, asa Mhole Or IN PARCELS. On tho westerly
hsli Of Lot No. A there Is a ano two:story brick
dwelling house, now occupied by J. d. shep.
Trans or SALE OF tho above cscrbod real es,
tate: One, third Of the purchase money or no much
Of sale: one.thifd thoicoi with inees. IN o ons
year, and tho residue thereof and iutercAt In twn
ytars from Cay OF sale, the purchaser to give hls
mepB, aud lie legal utlo 10 be Retained a. Iu,iher
security. = at f,-T Haa'.N so -}f ~ - -
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NEW YORK FASHIONS.
The Triple Aiiianoo-Jacqunrd woois-vel
s-Evcniug Costumos-0ut Door Wraps

The Triple A1iianep-Jacqunrdw ools-vel.
vets-Evcniug Costumos-out Door Wraps.
Millinery Girdifs, Gloves, SO. ~
Special Conapo,dnuef the L'le.ligeneer, .l
NKw YoRx, Oct. 20.-Cold does not kill
tho triple alliance Of last summer. Plaida,
bars aud n.ripes do not fall with tho leaves
but pilod on counters, give evidence Of
coming influence. Their last estato like.
wire Is greater than their former, aimee
rich velvet combinations succeed the thin
outlines for warm weather and deep toned,
varied woola replace cotton fabrics. At
fractions aro multiplied by the fine weay.
ings OF the jacquard loom and theae "Jnc.
guard wools," 40 they are called, will be
Admirable at present and remembered In
time to come, because d redundant rich.
neas. Simulated flowers In velvet pile gro
placed In columns and made thus Silly
to traverse expensive wool material, while
flowers in equally natural and diyersitied
colors, look up from beds depressed In
velvet borderings. Similar ideas are ALEC
presented In mOno!onea and are accepta.
bic 90 u change or to those who prefer
quiet coloig; while in oppcBite atyle arc
woods bep.lewn with mathematical, as.
Economical or lozenge snd almond ahapod
figures. Many arc quite large: stripes
sometincu arc very broad and p!aido attain
to hugeness These things hiring their
opposite and plain woods come for com.
blnatlon-soIt 90 their contrasts ahow
boldneas. Modes Of uniting vary, but a
iayotite idea OF last summer will constant.
~ now find repetition. Large plaida will
compose tho skirt with jersey waist, and
Jerseys, therefore, follow every fashiona'
bio fancy; being Bhirred on the shoulders
having Jokes, drawn in p!aits, etc.